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Israel and Morocco Upgrade Diplomatic Relations Amid Regional Security Concerns

Israel and Morocco have agreed to elevate their diplomatic relations by establishing full embassies and exchanging ambassadors, as confirmed during a trilateral meeting in New York on September 16, 2026. This agreement is part of the ongoing normalization efforts initiated by the Abraham Accords, which aim to enhance cooperation in various sectors and address regional security threats, particularly from Iran-backed groups.

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Mike Waltz - U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nasser Bourita - Moroccan Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar - Israeli Foreign Minister

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Israel and Morocco have agreed to elevate their diplomatic relations by establishing full embassies and exchanging ambassadors, as confirmed during a trilateral meeting in New York on September 16, 2026. This agreement is part of the ongoing normalization efforts initiated by the Abraham Accords, which aim to enhance cooperation in various sectors and address regional security threats, particularly from Iran-backed groups.

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US-backed Israel-Morocco deal deepens Abraham Accords amid growing regional threats

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Israel and Morocco Upgrade Diplomatic Relations Amid Regional Security Concerns